Palme Suspect Hearing Moves to Police HQ
A custody hearing for a Swede suspected in the murder of Prime Minister Olof Palme was moved from the courthouse to a guarded police headquarters room for security. The 41 year old identified as Pettersson faces continued interrogation while police build their case amid prior violent crime and a manslaughter conviction.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Olof Palme
Ion
Pettersson
Palme
Father Seeks New Trial In Florida Family Poisoning Case
James Richardson, imprisoned for 20 years in the 1967 deaths of his seven children in Arcadia, asks the Florida Supreme Court for a new trial claiming he was framed. His lawyers allege perjury, suppressed evidence, and possible involvement by sheriff’s allies. Gov. Bob Graham may consider clemency.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Supreme Court
James Richardson
Richardson
Bob
House of Cards
Miami
Ellis Rubin
Rubin
Mark Lane
New York
Arcadia
Frank Clin
Betsy Reese
Florida
Rich
Ardson
Richard Barnard
Cline
Deacon Sentenced in Death of Ill Diabetic Son
In Spokane Washington a former faith healing sect deacon was sentenced to 41 months in prison for failing to obtain medical care for his dying diabetic son. The boy Aaron Norman died at age 10 after a December 20 1987 incident following a discipline session. The case splits moral outrage and religious practice as the judge called the sentencing one of the hardest of his 15 year tenure.
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Spokane
Wash
Bobby Norman
Aaron
Aaron Norman
Mead
Doug Kleber
Spokane County
John Schultheis
Norman
Schultheis
Jeffrey Siegel
Homeless Man Pushes Woman Into Train Path
Edward Jones a 34 year old homeless man who escaped a mental hospital six months earlier pushed Ruth Warrington 63 onto a westbound subway in Philadelphia she was struck by the first four cars and left in critical condition Det. Capt Mongelluzzo said Jones was chased captured by an off duty officer and a citizen.
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Philadelphia
Edward Jones
Michael Mongelluzzo
26 Workers Rescued After Oil Rig Collapses In Gale
In a gale 26 workers were rescued after the Rowan Gorilla I overturned about 1,200 miles east of New York. The crew rode a sealed survival pod amid 40 foot seas while rescue crews coordinated from Halifax. The lifeboat contained 27 percent Canadians, one American and a Dutch crew member with food and water for days. No injuries were reported and the rig did not sink.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
New York City
Coast Guard
Glen Urquhart
Paul Milligan
Urquhart
Smit Iondon
Yarmouth
England
Mike Consifine
Milligan
Rowan Co. Inc
Houston
Tim Brownlow
Rowan
Europe
Brownlow
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